Part time Credit Control Administrator
Normanton, West Yorkshire
Part time Credit Control Administrator
- Permanent
Normanton, West Yorkshire
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Start your job searchMarks Sattin are currently recruiting a part time Credit Control Administrator based in Normanton. This role is 25 hours per week and can be worked over 3-5 days.
Supporting the Credit Control team and reporting directly to the Credit Manager, duties will include however not be limited to;
- Managing the accounts receivable inbox
- Bank reconciliations
- Assisting the Customer Service team with invoice queries
Accurate posting of customer cash payment - Sending reminder letters to customers.
- Sending monthly statements to customers
- Monitoring credit limits
- Establishing and maintaining positive relationships with your customers and colleagues
£12.21 per hour
25 hours per week
You have the option to work over 3 days, 4 or 5 depending on your preference
Hybrid working options available
Free onsite parking
If you have strong Administrative skills and an understanding of Credit Control, please apply within.
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